 | Sky Writing |
| This tutorial details a simple technique to create text with a shadow that conforms to the structure of undulating clouds behind it. Images created using this method would not win you any medals, but they may get you noticed in business meetings... | |
| Photoshop Tutorials > Designing | |
 | Ancient Scroll |
| Learn the tricks and techniques used to create an ancient grunge scroll to compliment your next web layout, or display design. | |
| Photoshop Tutorials > Designing | |
 | Realistic Fog & Mist |
| You would think that with the Clouds filter it would be easy to create a fog effect, but you could not be more wrong! Making realistic fog/mist is an artform all in itself, but this tutorial details a relatively simple way to replicate decent results. | |
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 | Using Layer Masks |
| A layer mask in Photoshop is basically a way of hiding and revealing certain parts of a layer. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to create, edit, delete, and modify layer masks in Photoshop. | |
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 | Life Beam |
| Learn how to create an awesome life beam effect. | |
| Photoshop Tutorials > Effects | |
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| Review of 5 Thermaltake Cases - Posted by webmaster |
X-bit labs has done a very good review of the 5 cases: SViking, Soprano, Tsunami Dream, Shark, Armor and Tenor. They test cooling, installation and construction.
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| Prototype of Readius - Posted by Kotik |
 A couple of months ago Philips promised us that in the period of two years we will be able to expect foldable LCD screens from then. Now philips have finished their prototype of their first such product. The picture above illustrates the product by Philips that is going to be the first document-reader or e-reader as it sometimes is called. Philips have decided to call this product "Readius". The size of Readius will be about 100 mm x 60 mm x 20 mm, that is the size of today's mp3 players. The screen will have 320x280 pixel resolution and will be able to show four shades of grey. It would be interesting to see how Readius makes it in the market and how it will be used. Only future will tell... |
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| Sony's New Walkman - Posted by webmaster |
Sony's new 20GB Walkman will come in violet and silver, can hold up to 13,000 songs, and will let a person search for tunes in numerous ways such as scrolling from A to Z.
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| Mozilla Firefox v1.5 Public BETA 1 - Posted by ReFredzRate |
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Today is a very important day, thus Phoronix.com. I agree with them entirely.
Mozilla has released their Firefox web browser, version 1.5, public BETA 1. When back at home, I will download it immediately to check out some major improvements. Check at Phoronix on a load of screenshots they published on this article. |
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| Iriver's new mp3 players - Posted by Kotik |
Iriver, one of the more famous mp3 player manufacrurer are about to release 4 new models of mp3 players.
 The iriver U10 is a button-free mp3 player which is navigated throug the screen. Irivier call this technique "Direct touch". The LCD screen has a resolution of 320x240 (QVGA). It supports MP3, WMA, ASF, OGG Q10, MPEG 4 SP-videos, JPG, text and even flash-games. It will be available in 1GB & 2GB memory.  The iriver T30 is a sequel to their iFP700- and iFP800-series. Its battery time is 20 hours on an AAA-battery and supports MP3, WMA along with OGG Vorbis.  This third MP3-player that is to be called T20 has an aluminium skin. It supports MP3, WMA, OGG Vorbis and ASF. The display screen is graphical and supports four lines of text and has a blue background light. The battery time is 14 hours and the battery is a built in Lithum-battery. It will be available in 512 MB and 1 GB memory.  The last release from iriver is the T10 which is a "tougher" than the usual mp3 players out there. Its equipped with a graphical display, and plays 53 hour of music from nothing but a simple AA-battery. Like all the other models this mp3 player supports MP3, WMA, OGG vorbis and ASF. It will be available in 512 MB and 1 GB. |
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| Beginners guide to overclocking - Posted by ReFredzRate |
| Here's a beginners guide to overclocking, for all of you to enjoy. This might just come in very handy when you feel your system is running slow, or you want to upgrade but at the moment you obviously just don't have the cash. Today, they have released a beginners guide to overclocking, Part 2! More info on overclocking yet! Knowledge is power right, but an overclocked system just sucks the respect straigt into your court! Have a look! |
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| Optimus Keyboard - Posted by webmaster |
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We haven't been able to get much information about this product, but it is a keyboard called Optimus keyboard which is designed by Artemy Lebedev.
The keyboard is completly digital and each key can be reprogrammed to be a letter, number or maybe a shortkey for a software. The keyboard will be released in 2006 and no price is specified.  MORE IMAGES |
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| LaCie Mini - An extern harddrive for Mac Mini - Posted by webmaster |
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LaCie has made an extern harddrive which is stackable with Mac Mini. The product is available for both USB 2.0 and FireWire 400.
The 250 GB -version should cost $199.99 when it's beeing releases in the middle of August.  |
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| Digital Paper - Posted by Phate |
 "Fujitsu's research labs announced a substrate-based bendable color electronic paper that is able to store and display content without the need of power supply." Read the rest here |
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| Search the globe with Google Earth - Posted by Kotik |
 Google has recently released a new search function. This one is not for usual information or Books like their other functions has been thus far. This one searches the globe for close up views. You can for instance zoom in on New York and see all the steets close up with the help of the satelites Google Earth is connected to. Very handy if you are going to travell somewhere as it can find directions from any place to any place on our home planet. You have to check it out for yourself to know how usefull it really can be. Visit Google Earth at http://earth.google.com/ |
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